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The following configuration options of the common machine configuration model apply to EOS Connect machines.

Obtaining access credentials:

Obtain username and password at https://si3456/gui/auth, replace si3456 with the actual ID of the machine. This page is secured with a login and you will need to use your EOScada credentials to access it. Only EOScada credentials that have the role of Supervisor can add new clients.

Aggregator version 1.4+

Configuration

Data

Description

Required

type

EOS

The machine's interface type.

url

opc.tcp://SI3456:4843

The individual machine's interface url.

mes_id

[1]

The MES instance(s) of your organization.

authentication_file_path

./secret.json

A secrets file for OPC/UA authentication (see below). Path can be absolute or relative to the Aggregator.

EOS Connect machine example:

{
   "type":"EOS",
   "url":"opc.tcp://SI3456:4843",
   "authentication_file_path":"./secret.json",
   "mes_id":[
      1
   ]
}

OR

{
   "type":"EOS",
   "url":"opc.tcp://SI3456:4843",
   "authentication_file_path":
   {
      "username":"username",
      "password":"password",
      "certificate":"./my_cert.der",
      "application_uri":"urn:example.com",
      "private_key":"./my_priv.der",
   },
   "mes_id":[
      1
   ]
}

Creating a secret:

For OPC/UA authentication you will have to create a file similar to the one below and adjust the authentication_file_path in your config.json. Starting from version 1.4, you can also inline the contents of your secret file in the in the authentication_file_path field.

{
   // Client Id
   "username":"username",
   // Client Secret
   "password":"password",
   
   // Optionally override secrets:
   // Relative or absolute path to a PEM or DER file, or its content inline
   "certificate":"./my_cert.der",
   // Subject Alternative Name, URI=
   "application_uri":"urn:example.com",
   // Relative or absolute path to a PEM or DER file, or its content inline
   "private_key":"./my_priv.der",
}

Aggregator version 1.3

Configuration

Data

Description

Required

type

EOS

The machine's interface type.

url

opc.tcp://SI3456:4843

The individual machine's interface url.

mes_id

[1]

The MES instance(s) of your organization.

umati_server_port

4840+

Umati server port used for internal data transfer. Set if the default port is conflicting with another port on your server.

authentication_file_path

./secret.json

A secrets file for OPC/UA authentication (see below). Path can be absolute or relative to the Aggregator.

EOS Connect machine example:

{
   "type":"EOS",
   "url":"opc.tcp://SI3456:4843",
   "authentication_file_path":"./secret.json",
   "mes_id":[
      1
   ]
}

Creating a secret.json file:

For OPC/UA authentication you will have to create a file similar to the one below and adjust the authentication_file_path in your config.json.

{
   // Client Id
   "username":"username",
   // Client Secret
   "password":"password",
   
   // Optionally override secrets:
   // Relative or absolute path to a PEM or DER file, or its content inline
   "certificate":"./my_cert.der",
   // Subject Alternative Name, URI=
   "application_uri":"urn:example.com",
   // Relative or absolute path to a PEM or DER file, or its content inline
   "private_key":"./my_priv.der",
}

Aggregator version 1.1 - 1.2

Configuration

Data

Description

Required

type

EOS

The machine's interface type.

url

opc.tcp://SI3456:4843

The individual machine's interface url.

mes_id

[1]

The MES instance(s) of your organization.

umati_server_port

4840+

Umati server port used for internal data transfer. Set if the default port is conflicting with another port on your server.

EOS Connect machine example:

{
  "type": "EOS",
  "url": "opc.tcp://SI3456:4843",
  "mes_id": [
    1
  ]
}

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